Aim's place was the perfect place for me and my family of 4 to explore Bangkok. Aim was a super host indeed, even before flying out he had sent me suggestions on stuff to do around the area. In the home, there's also a diagram that shows all the nearby attractions so even if you're not one to do research on itineraries, Aim has got you covered!
In terms of the location, it was walking distance between the BTS and also platinum mall. If you shop a bunch of stuff (like buying luggages like us), it's also easy to hop on a tutktuk or cab for a quick ride back home. A block or two away are also massage places where my fam and I would get foot massages daily after shopping our butts of the whole day. PERFECTION.
For the home itself, it was roomy and cozy and perfect for our group of 5 people. 3 large bedrooms with very comfy beds pillows! The house and rooms are also perfectly designed to cater to your needs... extension cords with many outlets to plug all your gadgets, hair dryers, kitchen stuff.. you name it. Wifi is fast and easy to access for everyone. Wish there could have been a 2nd bathroom, but it was all good since no one in our group took incredibly long showers so lining up for the bathroom wasn't to bad LOL.
The front porch was also lovely, we would bring our tea and bread there to enjoy breakfast. The compound itself is also very quiet, charming and safe. You really feel at home during your whole stay. Aim is also just a message away, in case you ever need anything.
Never had any trouble at any part of the process since Aim's instructions were all very clear and thorough-- easy check in with lots of photos and guides provided. Easy instructions to use the lock, and how to check out as well.
Overall, I would definitely recommend Aim's place for anyone looking to explore the vibrant city of Bangkok in the most charming home. You can shop to death in platinum and the malls nearby, then treat your aching feet to a nice massage 2 streets from your house, then enjoy a peaceful rest in Aim's cozy home. Go book now!